The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-27

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Easr DORSET
The Wilson House IL sgsin occupied
|, by IL former proprietors, Bsrrows 4
Wilson.
MIR James Canary started for the
wcsi 90 Monday. expecting 10 remain I'M
, al spriss.
"A Mr.. Moore Of this place was badly
injured 10 the accident TO the gravel train
90 Tuesday.
The public examination for teachiug
10 Dorset will be held 10 the school house
In East Dorset on Saturday, OCT 29lh. at
pa IN.
"A deaf mute lately came near losing
his chance Of selling paper of pins to
one Of our house wives because he forgot
bis cunuing and swore at the dog.
Our old depot building has bnen nov
ed upon the south east corner Of II. X "a
dall's house lot and is to be fitted up and
used for livery stable, q. r. GritliIb pro
prietor,
We are glal to learn that some OF our
former residents are having very cheer
full experience 10 the San Jose real estate
boom. The hope is that the plethoric
condition OF their purses may be chronic
Marble blocks are now being drawn
from the Freedley quarry by teams The
wire cable used in operating the railroad
broke at the switch few days ago and
the loaded car went down swiftly TO dc
struction without injury to any one.
We are sorry TO see that E. @, Boudi
not whom some OF us knew so well as
pleasant lad and schoomate at Burr Sem
mary has had wrongs which he thought
justified him in taking human life We
shall await with anxiety the outcome OF
this deed Of blood.
RUPERT.
Hiram Perrin has sold his place TO
Geo. II. Thompson.
The potato harvest is ended. The crop
is below the average and hat Injured
by rot.
Surgeon Henry Burton, U. S. A., who
has been spending the summer In the east
for bis health, is to be stationed at West
Troy. N. Y.
Rev Charles Perry is pastor of the
Congregational church and society OF
Rupert. He has taken possession of the
parsonage and commenced his pastoral
labors.
Potatoes are bringing 60 cents for 65
lbs at the station, and good western oats
40 cents per bushel. Good barn hay is
worth from six to seven dollars at the
barn; corn meal 81 Is and feed 81 30 per
hundred
PERU.
School in District No. 2 has a vacation
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. I. Wyman and l. r.
Walker and wife visited friends in Jamaica
last week.
Many Of our people are suffering from
coughs and colds but none are seriously
III at present.
The snow squalls OF Friday and Sat-
day warn us OF winters approach. Mon
day was warmer but very windy.
j. G. Walker has removed his family 4
md household goods to North London
Jerry. He has not yet succeeded in rent |
ng bis farm in this place.
The first entertainment of the season ,,
will be "crszy supper" at school house v
,sll in District No. 4, this Friday evening. a
Price for supper % cents. children half d
price. 1t will consist OF chicken pie and g
III other good things possible and will be \
crazy only in the manner in which it is .
ierved. :
SUNDERLAND
Mrs. A Convey is very sick. She is
'ttended by DIR. Phillips. A
Remember the donation this, Thurs
lay, evening.
Leonard Vale. wife aud daughter,
Miss Flora. have been visiting friends and i
elatives here v
II H. and w. s Holt have moved and a
re again settled on their old farm 10 this 2
,lace, g
There was preaching last Sunday by {
he Rev. Mr.. ODER, who supplied Mr.. .
,van's place. T
The ueS HOUSE. erected by j. p vii
lsms is 10 the hands Of the painter. lie :.
$ also making repairs and Improvements A
70 his home place. p
Mrs. q. q. Houghton, while going to ?,
Ter sisters. distance OF only few rods, d
ne day last week, fell and broke both Y,
zones Of her left arm. They were set by Of
D.. Phillips. y
John Powers and family have moved e
0 East Arlington near his place Of bust "
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